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It's recommended to update IE 8 to Internet Explorer 9 even if you don't use it at all. The reason is some third party software uses the Internet Explorer engine to work properly and also Internet Explorer has always been a part of Windows.

If you didn't already know, you can use your web browser to list files and folders on the local computer's hard drive, and most will show anything protected or hidden. Here’s a few popular web browsers showing what files they can view by default.

Although web browsers gain more features and generally get faster over time, sometimes they just don't feel that fast and you'd like to speed them up a bit more if possible. Here is a neat way to make Firefox faster by putting its SQLite database into memory.

It is frustrating when after typing something into your browser such as an email, forum comment or blog post etc, that it accidentally gets deleted and you lose what you typed. Here are 3 form or textarea browser extensions that helps you to save and recover what you've typed.

As the browser gets used, slowly it will take more time to load during startup and the overall speed might decrease. Here are 3 useful tools to optimize the Chrome and Firefox SQLite database files and help reduce the memory they use while open.

While there's a huge array of different web browsers available for Windows, many of them store bookmarks in a custom format not compatible with all other browsers. Here we show you how to convert and transfer bookmarks between browsers or export and import them manually using a commonly available format.